The phrase "accountable use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize responsible or ethical usage of something, such as technology or resources.
Example: "The organization promotes accountable use of its digital platforms to ensure user safety and privacy."
Alternatives: "responsible use" or "ethical use".
If there's evidence a company is breaking US law, hold that particular company accountable using well-tested legal processes.
Weak community accountability is not uncommon in fragile contexts such as Afghanistan, as governance structures are often insufficient for the 'long route' of accountability to be effective (i.e. citizens holding the state accountable using their 'voice' , via elections or advocacy activities, and the state ensuring providers fulfil agreed responsibilities) [ 43– 43].
Members said in interviews that they expected to succeed in keeping the bishops' accountable using more carrot and less stick.
New York City has launched an effort to make algorithmic decision-making more accountable using the existing regulatory framework.
THE big idea in President Bush's education plan, sent to Congress yesterday, is to hold schools with poor children accountable, using an annual test.
I am fortunate that the school where I work can hold teachers accountable using assessments that are more easily integrated into students' aspirations for themselves than PARCC.
The concept implies that if the economic situation under Putin goes badly awry after he resumes the presidency (a realistic enough prospect, given the volatility of the global economy), Russians might seek to hold him accountable, using what remains of the national electoral channels.
Dissertation project: Evaluate the impact of providing information to ethnic minorities and non-minorities on how to hold public health providers accountable using India's Right to Information Act.
I have created a tracking program to hold myself accountable using an all-day recurring event on my iPhone calendar and writing under notes what happens each day.
But then Holder, who claimed to be shedding light on this murky topic so U.S. citizens can "make informed decisions and hold their government accountable," used language that brought up more questions than it answered by stating, "The United States is further aware of three other U.S. citizens who have been killed in such U.S. counterterrorism operations over that same time period.
